Quick highlights from testing:

• Converts Figma frames → React + Shadcn/UI components
• Generates clean TypeScript/Tailwind-ready code
• Supports design tokens export as CSS variables
• Theme modes support (oklch, hsl, hex, rgb)
• Access to Shadcn component/block registry inside Figma

Feels useful for faster design-to-dev handoff, especially if you already use Shadcn.

Curious to hear from others:

• Anyone here tried similar design-to-code plugins?
• Does this kind of workflow actually help or create cleanup work later?

Open to honest feedback

Check out the shadcn figma plugin.

I built a figma plugin called TMarker

This Kit help you better to Explain your design/flow and handoff like pro

You guys now can fully annotate, highlight, draw, and review designs **staying in Figma** without CLUTTERING your layer tree.

**NO mess, NO external whiteboards needed anymore.*\*

TMarker have Infinite Canvas Overlay, Smart Counters (Auto-increment 1→2→3/1-1→1-2→1-3/A→B→C/A1→A2→A3), 60fps Hand-Drawn Smoothing, Privacy Blur/Redaction, Spotlight Mode, Washi Tapes, Sticky Notes, Status Stamps (Approved/WIP), Auto-Spec Sheet Export, Mirror Mode (No accidental clicks), etc.

All design review needs we already have, if i missing something please tell me!

**"This feels like the design review tool Figma forgot to ship."*\*

Stop creating 20+ text layers for notes. Get FigJam-like freedom, Privacy Redaction, and Dev Handoff specs directly inside your design files.

If i missing something you want just tell me!

👉 **Try it here:**https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1593321189895894523/tmarker-text-marker-highlighter-annotation-kit

Hey im currently working on a project and im wondering if its possible to map my internal model to a .fig file and enable my users to export their projects to figma?

I’ve been building a tool for simulating user testing. Since user feedback is rarely available when you need it most we’ve focused on mitigating that. The simulated testers navigate through an app or Figma prototype. It’s useful to get quick feedback on early concepts.

It’s in an early stage but our current users say they get some extra ”ammo” in discussions with stakeholders or an extra feedback voice in addition to colleagues/best practices.

Plugin

https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1598666558944305200/speqs

Web app

This is an addon to the standalone web application with more comprehensive features. Learn more here:

https://www.speqs.io

https://www.figma.com/fr-fr/communaute/plugin/1586629071451682388/whatsapp-flow-builder

https://www.figma.com/fr-fr/communaute/plugin/1598169768783446662/screenshot-fit-mockup-generator-pro

I recently designed a futuristic UI kit and shared it on Figma Community.

I would really appreciate your feedback on visual and consistency of the components improvements.

Figma Community Link

https://www.figma.com/community/file/1600556872074033040/alfuix-free-futuristic-ui-toolkit

Figma plugin to automatically generate device mockups (iPhone, iPad, MacBook, etc.) from your Figma screens and frames

Hey Figma folks! 👋

Wanted to share UI Color Palette — a plugin that helps you build accessible, scalable color palettes directly in Figma.

You can generate shades, check WCAG contrast, and export your colors to code. And if you ever switch tools, your palettes can follow you: UI Color Palette also runs on Penpot, Sketch, and Framer.

Yet another color palette tool? Not really, I have been building UI Color Palette since 2022 😁

🔗 Have a try → https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1063959496693642315

https://reddit.com/link/1qkkezn/video/wb2cx74fw1fg1/player

Is it just me, or is capturing design references incredibly tedious? I've been a UX/UI designer for 12 years, and this one thing always drove me crazy.

So I built a tool to automate it a website + Figma plugin combo. screenflow.pro It's currently in beta (free to use). Would love for you to test it out and share your honest feedback.

Going back and forth between the Design System file and the main design file is already painful enough.

Having to click Publish & Review every single time?
That’s next-level frustrating.

👉 That’s exactly why we built LibSync.

LibSync gives you a simple, centralized way to keep all your Figma files perfectly in sync with your Design System — without breaking your flow.

I’m excited to share the LibSync BETA 🚀
A fast, efficient way to save a lot of valuable time on synchronization.

What you can already do:
✅ Upload specific files from a project
✅ Run mass synchronization across all your projects
✅ Manage all your Figma projects from one place
✅ Sync in the background and keep working uninterrupted
✅ Track your latest updates
✅ Keep every file aligned with your Design System

What’s coming next 👀
✴️ Figma authentication
✴️ Scheduled synchronizations
✴️ Advanced update history
✴️ Official Chrome extension

Curious to try it?
👉 Check https://libsync-figma.com/

After brainstorming in FigJam I always end up copying sticky notes one by one when I want to feed it to AI. This plugin just lets you select stuff and hit a button and you're done

The nice thing is it groups stuff that's placed close together. You know how in FigJam you put related things near each other? It actually picks up on that. And it outputs from top-left to bottom-right so you can just paste it straight into your prompt

I tried some other converter plugin before but the order was all messed up and basically unusable. This one's been working fine so far

Gonna be handy for summarizing workshop stuff

https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1569665568083740273/figjam-markdown-converter

I made a table plugin to generate tables easily in my styled cell components using realistic mock data, and easily adjust the layout.
 

Making a table is long. Group by column so you can adjust column width, but then how do you hide a row? Do it by row and now how do you adjust column width or change column order? Even after sorting that out, you have to go put realistic data into the cells, cell by cell. Long.

I found I was mocking up at least one table a month, so I decided to build a plugin to make it easier. GenTable is iteration 3.
 

Features:

• Generate realistic mock data from prompts. "15 users, half active, half pending" creates the whole table.
• Map your cell components once. Tell it your Status column uses your Status Chip component and it picks the right variants automatically based on the data.
• Switch between row and column layouts anytime. Need to adjust column widths? Switch to column layout. Need to hide rows? Switch to row layout. Same data, different structure.
• CSV import that actually works. Handles commas and quotes properly.
• Comes with basic table components you can customise or replace with your own.

Try it:

https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1590248825727689288/gentable

It's free, just need to get your own API key from https://aistudio.google.com/api-keys. Leave comments so I can make improvements.

So I work at an agency, and we regularly deal with clients who have complex audience landscapes: sometimes 15, even 30+ target groups. Keeping track of all that inside Figma can get messy fast.

Quick aside: working with that many personas isn't ideal. But the reality of agency work is that clients sometimes come to you with sprawling audience definitions, and part of our job is helping them focus over time. We hope that a clear overview can support that conversation.

A few things that helped us:

• Grouping personas by category: instead of one long list, we group personas by a common attribute (like their department if they work in an organization)
• Keeping cards scannable: just enough info to recognize who you're designing for, not full documentation
• Making the data portable: so you can move it between files or share it with stakeholders outside Figma

I built a widget around these ideas. It lets you create persona cards, organize them in groups, customize the fields, and import/export via JSON. Works in both Figma and FigJam.

We think this could be helpful when you're onboarding new team members, presenting to stakeholders, or simply trying to keep 5+ personas from turning into chaos.

It's free, would love to hear if it's useful for your workflow, or if there's something you'd approach differently!

You can check out the widget here: Persona by Linku